Singularity Shaders FAQ

The black hole is enabled by default once you load the shader pack in your Video Settings > Shaders menu. If you don't see it in the sky, make sure the shader is actually active by checking that the shader name appears in your settings screen.

Frame rate depends on your GPU and render distance settings. Try lowering your render distance or disabling other resource packs that may conflict, then check if the shader's optimization settings are enabled in the shader options menu.

Yes, you can adjust the black hole's position and intensity through the shader options menu (accessed by clicking 'Shader Options' in Video Settings while the shader is active).

Singularity Shaders is designed to work with shader-compatible loaders; compatibility with specific mods depends on your setup. Test by loading the shader and checking for visual glitches or crashes, and adjust your mod list if conflicts occur.

The shader includes water enhancement settings in its options menu where you can adjust wave intensity and clarity. Swimming underwater will show the shader's fluid effects automatically once enabled.

This is often due to the shader's atmospheric lighting settings. Open the shader options and adjust shadow intensity or ambient light levels to find a balance that works for your playstyle.

Yes, shaders are client-side only, so you can use Singularity Shaders on any server without needing the server to have it installed.

Use the shader's lighting options to position yourself during sunrise or sunset for cinematic sunbeams, and adjust the black hole intensity to avoid overexposure. The shader's atmospheric effects are most visible in open areas with clear sky.

No, the black hole is purely visual and has no impact on game mechanics, mob behavior, or survival gameplay.

Open the shader options menu and look for black hole or intensity settings to dim or adjust its appearance to your preference.